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NASA wants to get rid of that flying pollution factory you took to Florida

The agency announced it will spend the next two years trying to create a new type of aircraft with "maximum efficiency and minimal environmental impact.”

Suzanne Jacobs Technology June 23, 2015

Coral reefs are in trouble. Meet the people trying to rebuild them

From replanting the reefs we've lost to evolving stronger corals, humans are trying to engineer reefs to withstand climate change.

Amelia Urry Climate & Energy November 17, 2015

What does “organic” actually mean?

These are the rules that an "organic" label guarantees farmers will follow. What exactly are the benefits? That's where things get complicated.

Nathanael Johnson Politics November 4, 2015

Shell gets the final go-ahead to drill in the Arctic

The Obama administration says sure, go for it. Hey, what could go wrong?

John Light Technology July 22, 2015

These Latina activists have novel approaches in the fight against gentrification

Ana Urzua and Melody Gonzalez use wellness and restorative justice to respond to Santa Ana's changes.

Aura Bogado Culture October 13, 2015

NYC is looking to buy a whole lot of clean energy

New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio wants to power all city government operations with renewables within 10 years.

Ben Adler Technology July 12, 2015

James Hansen’s new climate study is terrifying, but he still has hope

The famed climate scientist thinks leading nations will adopt a climate fee -- and if it happens soon enough, it could save us from the worst.

Ben Adler Climate & Energy July 22, 2015

O’Malley connects climate change and security, Republicans think it’s a gaffe

Democratic presidential candidate Martin O’Malley talked about the link between climate and violence, and conservatives just didn’t get it.

Ben Adler Politics July 22, 2015

This is likely when people started eating chicken

People have kept chickens for cockfighting for thousands of years. Eating them is a different story.

Suzanne Jacobs Culture July 21, 2015

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